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 1 1 | Venerable Brethren, what was Our mind and Our purpose when, at
 2 4 |        for since they compel the mind of a man to examine more
 3 4 |   marvellous manner; so that the mind becomes accustomed, in this
 4 4 |          with the thought of the mind, are effectively conformed
 5 4 |   concise similitude: "The human mind, like water, when shut up
 6 4 |      spiritual meditations; "the mind rejoicing in the Lord is
 7 4 |        no food is sweeter to the mind than the knowledge of truth";6
 8 4 |        peace for which the human mind longingly thirsts; and which
 9 4 |      wherein any one of generous mind, supported by the help of
10 5 |       days "persevering with one mind in prayer"18 they were made
11 6 |       wisdom in the court of the mind where all the tumult of
12 7 |       fled to seek true peace of mind in holy retreats? Let all
13 13|         it is necessary that the mind, assisted by solitude should
14 19|    Prince of Peace.~And with our mind raised by these thoughts